Clouds will clear out quickly overnight tonight and into early Wednesday. Lows will be in the mid-30s for most areas, which is well below average. If the winds are calm enough, we could see some patchy frost develop, especially in sheltered valleys.
With winds out of the north, afternoon highs will stay cooler than average only in the mid to upper 50s. At least, we'll see plenty of sunshine.
Into Thursday, a warm front may trigger an isolated shower. It will mainly mean extra clouds for a portion of the day. Highs will be mid in the mid 60s.
While Friday starts well for Easter weekend, we have a chance for showers both Saturday and Sunday. Friday will see highs shoot to the mid-70s as it becomes windy again, gusting to near 30mph.
TONIGHT
Clouds move out
Cooling, with patchy frost possible
Low: 36
WEDNESDAY
Mostly sunny
Cool again
High: 58
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Patchy frost possible
Low: 38
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